Post by Kam Gill on May 21, 2004 10:50:51 GMT
Single: Indian Flute
Artist: Timbaland & Magoo feat Raje Shwari and Sebastian.
Label: Blackground/Unique Corp/The one
This single has been taken off Timbaland & Magoo’s Latest album ‘Under Construction II’. The track has already had a big impact in the music industry and has been much anticipated by music lovers everywhere, waiting for the second single from the album. Well, the wait is over…well almost. The date is set. June 21st will see this tune drop and expect it to blow up-Big time.
Timbaland and Magoo and always managed to stay one step ahead of everyone else; and they have done it again here. This track sees the first western artists to try their hand at singing in Hindi. As well as that, they are the first Hip Hop Producers to include live original Asian vocals rather than sampled Bollywood classics. Raje Shwari’s vocals compliment the Indian flute playing in the background so well that the two almost become one. Add to this the musical chemistry of Timbaland and Magoo and you have one of the biggest tunes of the summer 2004.
Rating 5 out of 5
Review by Kam Gill
Artist: Timbaland & Magoo feat Raje Shwari and Sebastian.
Label: Blackground/Unique Corp/The one
This single has been taken off Timbaland & Magoo’s Latest album ‘Under Construction II’. The track has already had a big impact in the music industry and has been much anticipated by music lovers everywhere, waiting for the second single from the album. Well, the wait is over…well almost. The date is set. June 21st will see this tune drop and expect it to blow up-Big time.
Timbaland and Magoo and always managed to stay one step ahead of everyone else; and they have done it again here. This track sees the first western artists to try their hand at singing in Hindi. As well as that, they are the first Hip Hop Producers to include live original Asian vocals rather than sampled Bollywood classics. Raje Shwari’s vocals compliment the Indian flute playing in the background so well that the two almost become one. Add to this the musical chemistry of Timbaland and Magoo and you have one of the biggest tunes of the summer 2004.
Rating 5 out of 5
Review by Kam Gill